Analysis
What the AIP debate reveals about EMDR’s next public test
The field is no longer only asking whether trauma treatment adapts. It is asking how EMDR explains adaptation while keeping source discipline visible.
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Remote EMDR After Disasters
A May 2026 RCT compared remotely delivered EMDR, remote CBT, and a wait-list control following the 2023 Kahramanmaras earthquakes. Here’s what the data showed — and what it didn’t.
Read the source-led summaryPractice Brief
Can You Do EMDR On Yourself?
Bilateral stimulation and full EMDR therapy are not the same thing. A plain-language brief on the difference and why it matters when clients ask.
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2026 Conference Watchlist
Dates, organization signals, and next-check notes for EMDR conferences and field events through the rest of 2026 — updated as information is confirmed.
Open the watchlistThe EMDRNews Podcast
The briefing, now in audio
Each week’s research, practice notes, and field updates — narrated and reviewed before release. Same source discipline, for the drive between sessions.
Narrated from the written EMDRNews Brief. Sources and their limits are read as part of the episode.
EMDR Resources
Official sources, not care promises.From Field Notes
2026 Conference Watchlist
Dates, organization signals, and next-check notes for EMDR conferences and field events through the rest of 2026 — updated as information is confirmed.
What the 2026 Conference Season Is Really About
A look at the themes and organizational signals shaping EMDR conferences this year — beyond the scheduled dates and speaker lists.
EMDR For Veterans
VA, DoD, and allied care-system starting points organized by country — for veterans, service members, and their families.